This is not something new as fans have been saying this for a very long time. Christine finally admitted that she knows that Robyn is Kody’s favorite wife. You can continue to make living amends to your family by not repeating the behavior, but you don’t need to self-flagellate forever.Kody and Robyn Brown definitely have been called out this season of Sister Wives.
You made mistakes, you and your husband have worked through your issues, and it’s a new day. I also think it might be time to put down the baseball bat and stop beating yourself up for what you did. (As well as some girl Dylan wanted to go out with? You all live in a small town or what?) But if he won’t open up to you, it might not hurt for him to talk to a therapist, since it sounds like your family has been through a lot and that Dylan has, unfortunately, been privy to the details. I assume you’ve tried to talk to Dylan about what’s behind his anger. News “Best Colleges” Rankings Can’t Answer How Female-Heavy Sex Ratios Are Changing the College Dating SceneĪll the Questions the U.S. My Epic Struggle to Get My Son to Swing at One Single Youth-Baseball Pitch Or maybe he’s just generally angry and feels safer expressing it toward your husband, for any variety of reasons.Ī Course in Organic Chemistry Doesn’t Need to Be a Living Hell (Kidding-that’s an issue for a different column.) I don’t know the whole situation, but I’m wondering if Dylan might be picking up on some aspect of your relationship that he sees as a reason to blame your husband for what happened. But at least some of the time, when someone cheats, they are trying to meet a need that is no longer being fulfilled in their relationship, like emotional intimacy or a willingness to do butt stuff. I’ve been on both sides of it and overall, do not recommend it. My husband doesn’t, but the blame seems to have gotten all transferred, and I don’t know what I can do to fix things. If he wants to take it out on me, fine, he can take things out on me. And he just laughed off my husband’s attempts to ground him. When my husband offered to help him draw a list of colleges he’d want to visit, Dylan told him to shut up and that he wasn’t interested in his opinion. With his father though, he’s completely rude and disrespectful. He’s not the most polite teenager, but he’s at least willing to talk to me and listen to the advice I give him. So, I would understand if he was mad at me, but he doesn’t seem to be. A girl he asked out turned him down because she thought he’d inherited my characteristics and would cheat on her. Our dynamic might not be the most conventional, but it works for us.ĭylan isn’t taking it as well. We’ve been to marriage counseling, and it was tremendously helpful and repaired what I thought was irreparable. I’ve had my reasons and justifications for it, but the fact is that I did go there. Unfortunately, things have been strained with his father for about a year.Ī bit of back story: I’ve cheated on my husband in the past, not once, but several times. The issue I’m writing about though is with my son, “Dylan.” He’s 17, and he should be making college preparations.
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